Other (Rural) Sold - NSW - Singleton - 2330 - "The Longyard" | Scale, Water & Infrastructure on 79.72ha (197 acres approx.) (Image 2)

1064D Middle Falbrook Road Singleton NSW 2330

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5 3 8

Property Type Other (Rural)
Land area approx 79.72ha
Region Hunter
Locality Singleton
Carports 5
Garages 3

Tags: Horse Irrigation Silo Shed Dam Solar Homestead Livestock

"The Longyard" | Scale, Water & Infrastructure on 79.72ha (197 acres approx.)

"The Longyard" is approximately 79.72Ha (197 acres) of predominantly gently undulating country, with productive alluvial creek flats rising to clay and loam ridge soils which provide a solid foundation for livestock, equine or mixed rural pursuits once brought back to full productivity.

Water is a major asset, offering various dams along with a 50 megalitre Water Access Licence from Glennies Creek supporting an established irrigation system.

There are two residences on the property. The main homestead includes four bedrooms plus sleep-out, study and sunroom, ducted air-conditioning, verandahs on two sides and a solar power system. A second two-bedroom residence with air-conditioning provides additional accommodation flexibility. Shedding and storage are also extensive and include an 18m x 6m steel-frame shed, a 12m x 6m shed with power and half concrete floor, and a 15m x 12m garage with power, shower and toilet, plus a silo.

"The Longyard" has been historically developed as a significant equine and livestock property, with extensive improvements including an 8-horse walker, 6-stable barn with lights and fans, wash bay and external stables, a 3-stable shed with storeroom, five open stables and a round yard.

Situated approximately 16 kilometres north of Singleton, "The Longyard" presents a substantial rural holding offering scale, water security and outstanding infrastructure. A rare offering with strong bones in a convenient location close to Singleton.

All information provided has been obtained from sources considered reliable; however, no representation is made as to its accuracy. Prospective purchasers should rely on their own enquiries.